On August 9, 2005 Tom Jennings wrote: > On my way down 395 yesterday I stopped in at Pearsonville > (www.pvilleparts.com). Unfortunately they don't let people walk > around the yard, but he says he's goot 200+ AMCs dating back to > the early 1950's. He knows his models, and described the clutch > linkage parts I need to switchover my 70 Hornet (I thought that > would be a good test; he knew the 6 parts were different for those > early years). > > There's a parts request form on their website. They're on the > road to nowhere so you'll be mail-ordering. > > There were three or more generations of family in the place, very > rural. Just-weaned kids to toothless grandma in the front room. > Pearsonville isn't even a bump on the road. Seem pretty sharp for > auto parts though, there was a warehouse with somewhat neat > shelves of parts plus ahuge yard out back. Land is still cheap > around there! > > This is the place that advertises 500,000 hubcaps. Seems literally > true. Right next to the front door was a mid-70's AMC aluminum > dogdish. I heard about them on the amcforum and was very excited. They are only 4 hours from me! I contacted them looking for parts for my American(s). They gave me SUPER customer service! Sent me email pictures the next day of the parts I was interested in, and were courteous and polite on the phone. Unfortunately, they know what they have. For a gas tank, 2 bumpers and a windsheild for a 64 American they wanted $600! To some, that may seem reasonable. It's WAY too much for me! I only paid $400 for the whole damn car. I might still ask about the gas tank by itself, since they seem to be made of unobtainium. Anyway, check out the pix on their website. There's a lot of good stuff to be had, if you have deep pockets. Andy Ray Las Vegas AMCRC #7092 SNAMC charter member 64 440H(3) 68 Javelin SST 360/727(soon!) 94 GC Laredo 5.2 ============================================================= Posted by wixList Archiver -- http://www.amxfiles.com/wixlist